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Board tables lot‑split request seeking 60‑ft frontage on Neer Road amid engineering concerns
Summary
A request to split a 13.17‑acre parcel to create a 3‑acre lot with roughly 60 feet of road frontage was tabled for 90 days after the County Engineer opposed additional driveway access; the board advised the applicant to consult a surveyor and the Engineer and consider shared access or lot reconfiguration.
A requested lot split that would reduce required road frontage from 150 feet to 60 feet on Neer Road was tabled by the Clark County BZA on March 26 to allow the applicant time to consult the County Engineer and a surveyor. Staff said the 13.17‑acre parcel lies in A‑1 zoning and the County Engineer did not recommend approval because the proposed frontage is near road curves and would add another access point.
Applicant Chad Phillips said the intent is to sell a three‑acre parcel containing an existing house while leaving outbuildings on the 10‑acre residue; he acknowledged confusion about prior frontage measurements and said he would consult a surveyor. Board members noted past problems with cluster/flag lots and suggested alternatives such as a shared driveway agreement or selling adjoining acreage to create the required frontage. The board voted to table the request for up to 90 days (the June meeting) to allow the applicant to return with clearer engineering and survey information.
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